What the Linux Wizardpen driver needs right now

To be honest: I don't really check this site often - I am quite used to only log into Blogger when I had something new to say about the progress of the Linux Wizardpen driver. And only recently I found out a lot of comments that was pending moderation and I was completely flooded by old comments, so greatest apology to everyone who had left their questions unanswered, unpublished and unnoticed for the past three months =.=.

Such experience points to a fatal functional flaw: that the driver does not have a functional project structure. Currently here's a few items that the driver need, in order of importance:

1. A support forum
2. Package the driver to make it user-friendly, which includes the following:
   
• Precompiled packages (DEB, RPM) - I'm aware that there are a few people who had already done so and a couple others working on making it PnP. We need some way for these package maintainers to collaborate with each other
• Generic FDI rule that could allow PnP to be possible
• A graphical calibrator program - Similar to what has been done for Aiptek (Or would it better for us to use the gAiptek software and make it more general purpose?)
  
3. Choosing a project home for the driver. Currently there's two that has been setup, which I'm aware of:
• Google Code: http://code.google.com/p/linuxgenius/
  
• Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/wizardpen
4. Feature request and bug fixes, e.g.
• Better mouse support (i.e. the Genius tablets that came with the stylus and mouse)
• Correct detection of screen in driver and removal of ScreenX and ScreenY parameters
• Lines drawn on GIMP/Inkscape not as smooth as what that could be drawn on Windows (workaround: Modify the ScreenX and ScreenY parameters that doubles the current screen resolution)
• Etc.

Personally I have to admit I couldn't do it by myself: I really needed a lot of help. Both in terms of building a community site and the programming effort. If anyone is interested, please comment on this thread (with the e-mail followup checkbox checked :), so you get the latest updates on who has the same interest on this project as you do).